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All about me!

Hi! My name is *. I have a very special story to read to you. It is ALL ABOUT ME and something called Autism.

This is my family. My mom, my step-dad, my little sister * and me.

This is my Uncle * and Aunt *.

This is my grandma and grandpa.

I also have a dog named Rex. He is a blue heeler. I love my family very much and I know they love me too.

I like a lot of things but the really special things are:

That’s not all. I also love: I bet some of you like that stuff too.

Something else about me is I have something called Autism Spectrum Disorder.

That is a really long way to say my brain developed differently. You can’t see my brain so it is hard to understand what that means. I will try to explain it.

Kind of like some kids are born with allergies or asthma. I was born with Autism. The doctor’s don’t know what causes Autism but they do know it is not anyone’s fault that I have Autism, it just happens. Kind of like some kids are born with allergies or asthma.

Some things are harder for me than they are for other kids Some things are harder for me than they are for other kids. Loud noises seem even louder to me and I don’t always like to be touched. This is because my eyes, ears, nose, skin, and mouth are more sensitive than other kids.

I have a hard time understanding the social stuff at school I have a hard time understanding the social stuff at school. Like my voice is louder than it should be sometimes. I don’t always know when it is OK to make noises and when I need to be quiet.

I really like school but some things about school are hard for me so I have an adult to help me during the day, her name is Ms. Roberta . Ms. Roberta is with me when I get to school until the end of the school day.

Mrs. B helps me with Math and Reading. I leave the classroom sometimes and go see other teachers. Mrs. B is one of my teachers. Mrs. B helps me with Math and Reading.

This is Mrs. Moeggenberg, she is my Speech teacher. She helps me learn how to make sounds and understand what others are saying to me. Sometimes I have a hard time communicating so I will use my hands instead of my words. I don’t mean to hurt you and I am trying hard to use my words to say what I need.

This is Mrs. Stempky, she is my Occupational Therapist. Mrs. Stempky helps me practice writing, coloring, cutting, and drawing.

When things are hard for me at school I sometimes need to take a break When things are hard for me at school I sometimes need to take a break. When I take a break I might go get my blanket and go to the back of the room. Once I feel more relaxed I will come back and be with the kids.

Sometimes when I am upset at school I go to a place called Time Away. Time away is a small room just down the hall where I can calm down and then come back to the classroom.

If I get REALLY upset at school, adults have to hold me tight. When adults hold me tight it feels like a BIG HUG. I am OK when adults hold me tight and after a few minutes I feel better.

I know these things are different about me I know these things are different about me. Sometimes I scribble when I color. Sometimes I have trouble sitting on the rug. Sometimes I have putty or balls in my hands. These are called “fidgets”. These things are different because of my Autism. We are all different and that makes life fun!

Please remember that I like school and friends and want to play with kids. Please include me when you are playing and ask me to do fun things.

I will always have Autism but that is just one part of me and it is getting easier for me every day. Thanks for listening to my story and if you have any questions, please ask!

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